Your Bond Slice Just Got Interesting
The 30-year Treasury just hit a 20-year high of 5%. That resets the math on the bond part most portfolios ignore. Here’s how to check yours.
The 30-year Treasury just hit a 20-year high of 5%. That resets the math on the bond part most portfolios ignore. Here’s how to check yours.
This is what corrective bounces look like inside a wave of volatility when we are near a potential turning point.
If yields continue to rise as the bond vigilantes make their voices heard, expect the market to start running.
Let’s check the nastiest day of the 3-day selloff, May inflation outlook, Trump’s Iran threats and … Nvidia earnings.
A clean beat-and-raise that would have been enough three weeks ago may not be enough now.
I’m still expecting the market to reach oversold levels sometime after Memorial Day.
Both retail and institutions sold off as the market heads into two key events that are likely to produce bounces.
Will Samsung Electronics workers walk off the job? And how can U.S. investors access the Korean chip sector, which has made Seoul stocks the world’s best performers?
Higher interest rates are smacking the market, but I’m focusing on these opportunities.
Here is my strategy for navigating this difficult market.